You could create a class with some static functions:
public class MyFunctions
{
private sub New()
{
// Private Constructor
}
public static string GetUserName()
{
// Implementation
}
}
You could use this function without instantiating the class.
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"aroth" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hello all, I am just getting started with .net development and have
> been playing with various sample apps. I am currently trying to
> replicate a function that I have used in my classic asp apps that gets
> a user's ntlogin. I normally store it in include file and then run it
> before the page loads. Seems simple enough but I can't figure out how
> to get it to work with asp.net. For instance, where do I store the
> function & how do I call it?
> I realize that I will probably get responses sending me to Microsoft's
> site and believe me I have been there. What would be helpful is if
> anyone knows of a high-level reference comparing the differences
> between classic asp and asp.net. Thanks!
>
>
> include file code:
> <script language=jscript runat=server>
> function getNTLogin() {
> if (Request.ServerVariables("logon_user")=="") {
> Response.Status = "401 Auth requested";
> Response.End();
> } else {
> fullLogin = Request.ServerVariables("logon_user") + "";
> tmpArray = fullLogin.split("\\");
> ntLogin = tmpArray[1];
> ntLogin.toLowerCase();
> }
> return ntLogin;
> }
> </script>
>
> ============================
> then my asp page:
>
> <%@ Language=JScript %>
> <!-- #include file="inc/include.inc" -->
>
> <% ntlogin = getNTLogin(); %>
> <html>
> blah blah
> display login here: <%=ntlogin%>
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